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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1951
Page
1
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General Omar N. Bradley testified before senators, opposing MacArthur’s war plans and urging civilian control of the military. He cited MacArthur’s public statements and failure to follow presidential directives as reasons for the Joint Chiefs supporting his dismissal as Pacific commander. Bradley noted fears of expanding the war beyond Korea and the need for a commander aligned with Washing ton’s policy.
The Supreme Court, led by Justice Douglas, invalidates state fair trade laws allowing minimum retail price fixing. In a Louisiana case, Schwegmann Brothers resisted Calvert Reserve whiskey price controls, with distillers challenging price slashing. the court upheld the challenge, banning the minimum price agreements across 45 states.
Drillers report the sixth well on the Frank Cooper farm has reached 1,100 feet as gas is found at greater depths. The Pennsylvay Gas Company continues with rapid progress, aiming to surpass earlier wells that began producing gas beyond 4,200 feet.
A gunfight at Longshoremen's Union Local 867 headquarters in Hoboken New Jersey killed a dock worker identified as Nunaio Alluoto. Police said three to four unidentified gunmen fired into the open doorway or ground floor, striking Alluoto in the stomach. he died about an hour later. John Nolan, an AFL organizer, was nearby and escaped injury by diving behind a disk as shots rang out.
A prominent group gathered in Arden under Columbia University auspices to probe foreign policy debates. The American Assembly chaired by General Eisenhower aims to clarify issues on aid to Europe, Asia versus Europe, and the shift against Communism with panels on defense, Germany, Ireland, and the role of Russia.
In Boalsburg Pennsylvania about 2000 division veterans gathered at the 28th Division shrine for the annual memorial service. Former Inviston members placed wreaths honoring 4981 Keystone Division members who died in World Wars I and II. Robert P. Snyder urged unity for universal military training for youths.
A memorial service Sunday at the Moose Lodge honored departed members with over 100 attendees. Rev Joseph Re Clair of Emmanuel Episcopal Church delivered an inspiring address on the Worthy work of the lodge. Merrill Lillie Gillian Barnes and Mildred Alfred provided musical numbers and organ accompaniment.
A fire swept through a Covey family home injuring none but destroying the residence and its contents, with total loss estimated at 3000 dollars. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours and extra aid from Salvior Army Corps and American Red Cross volunteers offered shelter and assistance to the family.
Republican leaders in the Pennsylvania General Assembly faced a stalemate over tax lists and proposed revenue plans as lawmakers returned for a session. The GOP caucus floated two options to break the deadlock, including pressuring dissenting Republican senators or pursuing a half percent state income tax plan, while administration leaders prepared a strong drive to resolve the tax dilemma before adjournment and the July 24 primary.
Phillipsburg Pa May 21 Michael Bizat 29 of Halitzaujo died about 20 hours after a wreck on a Route 63 curve three miles south of Conlport. Local authorities investigated the crash and noted injuries sustained by Bizat.
Washington May 21 mounting pressure from lawmakers and industry groups clouds the fate of the defense production act. Hearings underway as Congress weighs extending the act beyond June 30. Presidents policy shifts spark broad debate with calls to scrap wage controls and curb corporate power.
Four people died and three were injured in a weekend auto crash on the Lincoln Highway near Biusonu. Victims include Jacob Morris 65 Mann's Chrole and Mrs David Newthirstt 0 Coneyville Harbara Mowrey 16 Bedford aunt Jane Waver of Bedford. Morris driven by Sy Morris and car operated by Dan Wt Connver collided with Everett. One injured in Connver's car was Donald Eu FS Mowry of Bedford. Morris's condition is serious.
In a chaotic night at Utah's state prison, inmates seized hostages and battled security with improvised attacks but no shots were fired. Guards held lines as inmates damaged cells and corridors. six hostages were released after a delegation met Warden Severinson and officials. Authorities vowed to address complaints. authorities reported 150 inmates remained in trouble, while police and prison staff restored order by morning.
Hackensack NJ May 21 Joe Adonis and four alleged hirelings faced serious gambling charges. Adonis pleaded no defense as judge Walnut Leyden prepared to sentence the five next Monday. Prosecution notes indicate plea changes followed pretrial conferences this morning.
The Colorado plateau ranks as the world’s second-largest uranium producer after the Belgian Congo. The article credits free enterprise and local science for the rise, noting uranium forms from ancient sandstone and underground mineral processes. It mentions prospectors, including a Navajo trader, and details ore types such as Pitnkblende and rose-gold powder.
Report outlines shifts in the Republican slate as petitions circulate for a candidate to replace Feld on the school board ballot. The committee aims to persuade member candidates to run, with several names and anticipated replacements noted, plus a crowd of petitioners seeking minor posts and judges in the county race.
Three youths about 16 years old snatched a Union City woman's purse containing $82 then fled on foot near North Center Street after she dropped it at a bus station. Police checked rural areas and haunts but did not find the suspects.
Raith H. Heberling aged 67 asked to be taken to the Whittier police station May 21. On the back steps he placed a pistol in his mouth and fired, dying. A note reportedly referenced fear of having to face his life.
The Associated Press reports Reds began withdrawing from the Korean central Front after suffering about 60,000 casualties. Allied estimates place wounded around 48,347 in the east, with 24,700 as the main count. minus other sectors, total casualties skew large. Move followed heavy Chinese assaults and a prolonged fighting phase that started April 24 as UN forces reported diminishing pressure along the front.
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